CHEMICAL PEEL 3% RETINOL NEOSTRATA
PEELING DURING WHICH WE APPLY FRUIT ACID IN 35, 50 AND 70% CONCENTRATION
A chemical peel is a procedure in which a chemical is used to remove the top layers of skin to improve its appearance and texture. This procedure is often performed on the face, but can also be used on other parts of the body such as the neck, arms or back. Chemical peels are used for a variety of skin problems including fine lines, hyperpigmentation, acne, scars, uneven skin tone and sun damage.
There are several types of chemical peels, which vary according to the concentration and type of chemical used. Here are some of the most common types:
There are several types of chemical peels, which vary according to the concentration and type of chemical used. Here are some of the most common types:
- Superficial peels (mild peels): these peels use a mild concentration of chemicals, such as alpha hydroxy acids (AHA) or beta hydroxy acids (BHA), to remove a layer of dead skin. This type of peel is usually used to improve skin texture, soften fine lines and even skin tone.
- Medium peel: This type of peel uses stronger chemicals, such as glycolic acid or trichloroacetic acid (TCA), to remove deeper layers of skin. The medium peel is used to reduce mild pigmentation, scars and fine lines. In the case of a medium peel, a recovery period of several weeks is often necessary.
- Deep peel: This type of peel is the most intense and uses a strong chemical such as phenol. A deep peel can penetrate deep into the skin and remove a significant amount of the top layers. This procedure is often used to remove deeper wrinkles, pronounced pigmentation, and prominent scars. Recovery after a deep peel can take several weeks to months
Basic characteristics
- acne
- oily skin
- enlarged pores
- pigmentation
- scars
- dehydrated skin
- fine lines
Application
After disinfecting the skin, the doctor applies with a special brush a retinol peel containing 3% Retinol and Retinol Boosting Complex and the peel is left on for 8 hours, for more sensitive skin for 3 hours. The procedure is performed every 4-6 weeks 2-4 times in a row. The face, neck and décolleté, back, thighs, forearms and backs of hands are mainly treated.Effect
- improvement of acne and oily skin
- softening of the skin surface
- reduction of scars
- reduction of pore size
- skin hydration
- fading of pigment spots
- smoothing of fine surface wrinkles
- clearer skin appearance
Contraindications
- active herpes simplex
- viral wart at the peeling site
- taking isotretinoin/Roaccutan/ in the last three months
- use of oral retinoids less than 6 months ago
- application of topical retinoids and exfoliants less than 1-2 weeks ago
- formation of hypertrophic scars
- Pregnancy
